NATHEALTH – The Health Federation of India has welcomed the notification of the National Building Standards (NBCS) 2026, which has eased the longstanding height restrictions for hospitals.
This would allow the establishment of intensive care units above 45 meters in height, subject to increased fire safety measures.
Published – 04 May 2026 0:02 IST
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